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1. 'Intel Core 2' - MARC

   theo rants about core 2 bugs.

   Tags: bug, core 2, cpu, intel, processor, security, theo de raadt, rant by Andreas Turtschan and 1 other (2007-06-29)
2. Theo de Raadt Details Intel Core 2 Bugs

   matthew dillon on core 2 bugs: "holy shit".

   Tags: bug, core 2, cpu, intel, matthew dillon, processor, security by Andreas Turtschan (2007-07-01)
3. Real World Technologies - In-Depth Technical Analyses And Help For Professionals

   linus torvalds on core 2 bugs: "totally insignificant".

   Tags: bug, core 2, cpu, intel, linus torvalds, processor, security by Andreas Turtschan (2007-07-01)
4. Chapter 6: Understanding Assembly

   explains the difference on at&t and intel notation, among others

   Tags: assembler, at&a, basics, intel, notation, syntax by Benjamin Schweizer (2007-07-11)
5. Real World Technologies - The Common System Interface: Intel's Future Interconnect

   intel's hyper-transport clone.

   Tags: intel, csi, hardware by Andreas Turtschan (2007-09-01)
6. Linux assemblers: A comparison of GAS and NASM

   Tags: assembler, assembly, at&t, gas, intel, nasm by Andreas Turtschan (2007-10-21)
7. The Inquirer DE : Intels verborgene Zahlenmystik

   Tags: cpu, hardware, intel, pentium by Benjamin Schweizer (2007-11-20)
8. What you need to know about Intel's Nehalem CPU: Page 1

   Tags: nehalem, cpu, intel by Andreas Turtschan (2008-04-10)
9. HITBSecConf2008 - Malaysia » Kris Kaspersky (Independent Network Security Researcher / Author for Xakep Magazine)

   HITBSecConf2008 Presentation Announcement: Remote Code Execution Through Intel CPU Bugs. Kris Kaspersky.

   Tags: bug, core 2, cpu, hitbsecconf2008, intel, processor, security, kris kaspersky by Andreas Turtschan (2008-07-15)
10. Boosting OpenSSL AES Encryption with Intel® IPP - Intel® Software Network

    This paper focuses on the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES), and illustrates a way to use IPP AES API to replace basic AES routines in OpenSSL and examine the performance benefit.

    Tags: intel, core i5, core i7, crypto, openssl, encrpytion, aes, rijndael, westmere by Benjamin Schweizer (2010-07-21)

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